Papa John’s announced today that it’s upgrading guests’ lunch routines with the new Papadia, a flatbread offering described as “a toasty, hearty alternative to the same old sandwich routine.”

The Papadia will sell for $6 at all U.S. Papa John’s locations starting Feb. 3.

“The Papadia is inspired by the ‘piadina,’ an Italian folded flatbread sandwich from Northern Italy,” said Paul Fabre, SVP Product Innovation at Papa John’s. “It combines the original Papa John’s crust people crave along with fresh toppings, making it the best of both worlds—it’s both a pizza and a sandwich.”

“The Papadia is great for people on the go who are looking to mix up their traditional lunch routine,” Fabre added.

The Papadia comes in four varieties, each hand-stretched, oven-baked and hand-folded to order:

Italian: Alfredo sauce, spicy Italian sausage, salami, mozzarella and banana peppers

Philly Cheesesteak: Sliced Philly steak, onions, green peppers, mozzarella and Philly sauce

Grilled BBQ Chicken & Bacon: Grilled chicken, bacon, onions and mozzarella, with a sweet and smoky BBQ sauce

Meatball Pepperoni: Spicy meatballs, pepperoni, red sauce, mozzarella and Italian seasonings

The Papadia launch comes on the heels of Papa John’s newly released Garlic Parmesan Crust, the first flavor added to the original crust in the chain’s history.